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Will and Adelaide
SONGS, DANCES AND MUSIC
Jess & Dell
"The Human Puppets"
Dick Burton
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Days, March 19
Vaudeville's Scenic Sensation
SYLVIA BIDWELL COMPANY
"N LANGDON McCORMACK'S
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 21
Phi Gamma Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Tau Omega formal Govern
or's Mansion.
Dolt a Chi Rosewilde.
PI Kappa Phi House party.
March 22.
Kappa Sigma House dance.
Black Manque party Women's Hall.
Alpha Delta PI Houbo dance.
Delta Gamma banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal Lincoln
hotel.
March 28
Delta Tau Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
March 29.
Gamma Phi Beta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Pi Dinner dance.
Sigma Nu House dance.
April 2
Junior Prom Lincoln Hotel.
April 11
Phi Kappa Psi formal Lincoln
Hotel.
April 12
Alpha Sigma Phi formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Phi Kappa Psi banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
April 19
Delta Delta Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Viking formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Phi banquet Lincoln Hotel.
Sigma Nu banquet Lincoln Hotel
April 25
Delta Upsilon formal Lincoln Ho
tel
April 26
Alpha Delta PI rorraal Lincoln
Hotel.
Sigma Chi formal Lincoln Hotel.
May 2
Pi Beta Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Chi Omega banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
May 3
Alpha Chi Omega formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Pi Beta Phi banquet Lincoln Ho
tel. May 9
Xi Psi Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
May 10
Sigma Phi Epsilon formal Lincoln
Hotel.
May 16
Delta Zeta formal Lincoln Hotel.
PERSONALS
Helen Dill. '19, has ben ill with tne
influenza for several days.
Marian Moodie, '22, has returned to
school after spending the past six
weeks at her home In West Point.
Ethel Kingsley. ex-'21, Is visiting at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Frances Anderson, '21. will spend
the week-end at her home in Wahoo.
Ed Smith, '21, is visiting at his home
in Beatrice.
DR LECRON LECTURES
TO DENTAL STUDENTS
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ical corps in France and told'oTthe
surgical work accomplished on the bat
tlefields. He showed the wonderful
work of remodeling features being car
ried on in the base hospitals. He was
in France when the war broke out and
continued as a surgeon during tne
greater part of tho ccnfiicL
All day Friday Dr. Le Cron's collec
tion of war trophies will be on display
at the dental clinic. Thirteenth and P
streets. Every one interested In war
troplies Is invited to nspect them.
UNI NOTICES
Blair Club
Blair Club will meet Saturday eve
ning. March 22. at 8 o'clock at 405
North Twenty-fifth street
daily nebiasii
Sigma XI
Sigma XI meets. In the Mechanical
Knglneering building this evening at
8 o'clock. Dean Stout will address
the meeting. t
Menorah Society
The Menorah Society will hold its
next regular meeting at the home of
Professor Williams of the sociology
department, 407 North 26th street, on
Sunday, March 23, at 7:80 p. m. An
interesting program has been planned.
Palladian Literary Society
When 8:00 Friday" evening.
Where Palladian hall, third floor,
Temple.
What Indoor Athletic meet
Who You.
Wrestlers
Those who made the trip lp Ames,
suit up for Cornhusker picture and
be at the EaBt door of the Armory at
12 o'clock sharp, Saturday. The pho
tographer has been engaged to be
there at that time H. P. Troendly.
Captain.
BRIEF BITS OF
NEWS
Condra Talks to Engineers At a
meeting of the general engineering so
ciety on Thursday afternoon in the
mechanical engineering laboratory au
ditorium, Dr. George E. Condra gave a
very interesting talk to the members
of the society, which was illustrated
with motion pictures.
New Club Leader for Extension
Work C. W. Watson, leader of the
University junior extension work, has
announced the appointment of Mrs
Lola Matheny as junior club leader of
Scotts Bluff County. Mrs. Matheny is
principal of a consolidated school in
Scotts Bluff County and served as club
leader of that county six months last
year. She is now permanently em
ployed as club leader on a twelve
months contract. Everett T. Winter,
a graduate of the university school of
agriculture, has been apopinted Junior
club leader of Butler county. W. H
Deaver, superintendent of the Milligan
schools, is the new junior club leader
of Fillmore County. Ho served in this
capacity four months last year. J. C.
McMillan, formerly state pig club lead
er, has been appointed city club leader
of Kearney.
THREE SUCCESSFUL IN
DRAMATIC CLUB TRYOUTS
At the usual second semester Dra
matic club tryouts which were held
Tuesday night in the Temple the fol
lowing persons were elected to mem
bership in the Dramatic club:
Zora Wunderlich.
Stoddard Robinson.
Louis Finkelstein.
A large number of students pre
sented scenes from the most familiar
American plays and much talent was
exhibited, especially on the part of
the three new members.
Thursday evening at the Temple
the members of the Dramatic club
enjoyed a presentation of "Strong
heart," the Senior class play of the
Agricultural high school.
Complimentarles
ComDlimentaries for the Junior
Prom for April the second have been
issued the following:
D. V. Stephens. Robt. Wenger, Floyd
Paynter, Orville Ellerbrock, Floyd
Stone, Charles Stretton, Fred Hellner,
Gaylord Davis, True Jack, Herman
Thomas, Fae Breese, Margaret Tour
telot Elmer Schellenberg, Harold Ger
hart, and Wilson Bryons.
Official statement.
T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agent Student Activities.
HERE AND THERE
IN THE COLLEGE WORLD
Texas Chocolate and tea were
served in the girls' study hall by the
Y. W. C. A. during the recent exami
nations. War aims has been installed
as a regular course in the university.
Kansas Seventy-two men have
been placed on the restricted dance
list for being caught at week-end
dances and dancing later than the
time set by the university senate.
iowa The pepuiace was given a
thrill when one of the co-eds from the
agricultural engineering collgee drove
a tractor through the main street
Cornell Plans have been complet
ed for establishing a railroad ticket
office on the campus. Pullman tick-
eta will also be sold at the branch
n
office. Cornell furnished 3.030 com
missioned men to the army, navy and
marine corps during the war, accord
ing to a recent ilst compiled by the
secretary of the university.
Minnesota Seniors of the univers
ity are circulating a petition asking
the faculty to repeal the ruling order
ing final examinations for seniors.
Illinois Fox-trotting an roller
skates Is the latest Jazs perpetrated
by the women at a skating party in
the woman's gymnasium.
New York Money amounting to
$35,000 has been paid to members of
the S. A. T. C. for subsistence last
fall.
Northwestern The honor system
has been revived during the coming
examinations.
Purdue A memorial theater, cost
ing $125,000, will be erected in honor
of the men who were killed in the
war, if the plans of the university's
memorial committee are successful.
Western Reserve The University
Improvement Association has pur
chased three square block of land
near the school, with a view of erect
ing new buildings and expanding the
campus in the near future.
Princeton The University quartet
has returned from oversens, where
entertainments were given Pt the va
rious camps and in the front-line
trenches.
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